Fear and worry make me think twice about exploring strange lands, when the coronavirus kicked in this year, killing even the strong, good, and young.
BLOG: Do you miss dining out? — COVID-19 hits Asian restaurants hard
Last week, a rare lunch invitation showed up in my email. It was like a bright light on a gloomy day.
BLOG: Is “defund” the right word for police reform? — SPD Chief Best visits Chinatown for support
While many support “Black Lives Matter” for social justice, not everyone is for “defunding” the Seattle Police Department (SPD).
An unexpected gain during the coronavirus pandemic
In times of uncertainty and disruption, can there be positivity during the coronavirus pandemic? My friend is celebrating her loss, which she has dreamed of, working at home. Actually, it’s excellent news.
BLOG: A fire destroyed dreams, hopes, and precious history — Eng Suey Sun Plaza’s tenants are in shock
If buildings could talk, Eng Suey Sun Plaza would tell you hundreds of stories of triumph and defeat, perseverance and struggles, and even hope and hopelessness.
BLOG: My diary on Father’s Day
I rose in the morning, feeling blissful even though Father’s Day was not my day. How could I be joyful during the coronavirus pandemic?
BLOG: From sportswear to masks — Outdoor Research innovates during the pandemic
While countless companies are laying off workers and downsizing during the coronavirus pandemic, Seattle-based Outdoor Research is doing the opposite. It is now hiring, expanding, and making masks.
Protest aftermath — Over 100 artists lift up Seattle’s Chinatown
Something beautiful is happening in the Chinatown-International District (ID) and it’s never happened before.
BLOG: A protest transforms Seattle’s Chinatown — Hope and perseverance
If you walk around Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (ID), you might wonder if it has been deserted—with businesses and buildings boarded up.
BLOG: It’s time to eat more seafood, less meat
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a spike in meat prices, and a few friends have converted to vegetarianism. Well, not exactly.
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